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I have a multiple Entry objects (entries) stored in CoreData that I access as a list given by a FetchRequest in my ContentView. All entries have a date and I want to not only put all entries in a list (I have achieved that) but put them in their right SwiftUI section (that correspond to the day of the entries) in that list.

Basically, my question was answered here, but I am not sure how to implement it as I am using CoreData and don't have a user data object.

I thought about introducing a model of the list view and bind it to the list view. I would need to incorporate the fetch request into the model and use an attribute/function to provide an [[Entry]] attribute to the view, right?

How exactly would I do this? How do I continuously maintain an [[Entry]] attribute in the model that I can access/(add to)/(delete from) from the view?

The current state of my Xcode project is almost exactly like presented in this youtube video; actually I just want to expand on this video as an exercise.

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  • There is a similar question [here](https://stackoverflow.com/q/59180698/3985749). Does the answer address your question? – pbasdf Mar 17 '20 at 21:45
  • @pbasdf Yes, thanks, that helped quite a bit. However, I feel weird incorporating more and more logic into the view file, so alternative answers are very welcome, too! – Ramen Mar 18 '20 at 13:18

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